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Fro►n the LONDON GAZETTE, July 7, 1 8 10. The following Address has been transmitted to his Majesty`; Principal Secretary of State for.the Rome Departrn . etit, ano has been presented by him to the King ; his Majesty was pleased to receive it in the most gracitios manner. To ;he KIN G'S Most Excellent Majesty. May it please your Majesty, We, your. Majesty's moit dutiful and loyal siib jeas, the Mayor, Justice, Recorder, Vicar, Burges ses, and other inhabitants of the town, borough, and parish of Okehan - ipton, cannot omit the opportunity, . which the present situation of foreign and domestic' politics affords, of humbly approaching your. Majesty with our sincere and heartfelt assurances of loyalty and attachment to your Majesty's person and family. We cannot .observe, without the utmost concern and indignation, the attetnpts of mischievous and misguided men to bring the decisions of, the Legis lature into contempt, which by.sappiog the founda tion of the happy system of LegiSlation, which cost our ancestors such exertions and so much blodd - to/ erect, may eventually enable them to effeel the ()ter; throw of thlt splendid fabric of human policy, • the British Constitution which is not only The purest form of Government that ever eitisted;and the•most fortunate to live under, but far surpasses any thing which the ingenuity of individual invention could have conceived, or the most sanguine friend of ra tional freedom could ever hope to see realized. Under the specious pretext of defendii.s our li berties, vse are called upon to sand , on such innova tions upon the Constitution as could endanger our religion, our liberties, and our laws. We trust, how ever, that the good sense of the British Nation will enable ,them clearly to see through . these designs, and that by giving their decided support to the Constitu tion, as by law established, they *will effectually pro led it from the attacks of foreign as well as doines-• tic enemies. • We beg, therefore, to assure your Majesty, that . we feel perfett. confidence in the wisdom ot Par liament, and in the recent assurance that your Ma jesty will not be wanting in the discharge of your duty to preserve dornettic peace and tranquility un der the proteCtion of the law. - That the blessings ot the British Consitution may be transmitted unimpaired to posterity, and that your Majesty and your ►llustrious descendants, imitat ing your virtues, may lung continue to , reign over this happy and free people will ever be the prayer of your Majesty's most dutiful and loyal subjects. [Transmitted by A. Savile, Esq. M. P. for Olie hampton.) Whitehall, July 7, 1810. .The King has ben pleased to present the Rev. Richard 'Johnson, Bachelor of arts, to' the Rectories of St—Anthony, alias St. Antholin, and St. Juhn Baptist, iii the City and Diocese of London, void by the, death of DoCtor H. J. de 'Sails. ,;,(y 7, IS io 24 Regiment of Dragoon Guards, Major William Spearman, two, the sist Lott Dragoons, to be Major, vice Vicars, who exchanges. , Toth Regiment of I ight Dragoons, Cornet - Bromley to be Adjutant, vice Duperier, appointed to the 56th Foot. Quarter. Master --.----. Kosers to be Re t Punental Quarter. Master. Nth Ditto, Ensign William Percy, from the 6oth Voot, to be Cornet, without purchase, vice_Ke gh, — promoted. 21st Ditto, Brevet Lieutenant Colonel E. Vicars, from the 2,d Dragoons i to be Major, vice Spearman who ex changes. • . Coldstream Regititent of Fc;ot Guards, Windham Anstru ther, Gent. to be Ensign, by purchase, vice Sowerby Prb 'noted. Captain William Burroughs to be Adjutant, vice Dawkins, appointed Ltrigade-Nl,jor to the zd Brigade of Coati's. . . 7titllegiaient of Foot, Ensign William Delgairnes, from the 17th toot, to be Lientenant,'by • purchase, vice Montagu, p:ornoted rn the Brd toot. igttr Ditto, L►cut. George Rawlins to be Captain °fa Com. pany, without parc:lasc, v►ce Hall who retires. 36th Ditto, Ensign joUn M'Derthot to be Lieu'enant, with out purchase, vice M'Arthur, appointed to the zd Rmal Vetcrail Battalion. john Dearman, Gent. to be Ensign, vice Nl' Ucar►not. . . _ srd Ditto, E. sign lames Price Uto'lord, to be Lioutenant, by purchase, vice lcainsay, promoted in the 47th Foot. sStn Oitto, Ensign Cynts Holier to be Lieut. vice Cdnip bcll, deceased. Gent. to be Ensign, vice bolicir. 63(1 Unto, Captain Robert Macleroth to be Major, by pur c:,ase, vice Fairtiough. promoted. 90th Ditto, Captain luau Brown, from the 6241 FOot, to . be Major, by purchase, vice Napier, promoted. ith West India Regiment, 1, Berthrie, Gent.. to be Ensign, without purchase, vice Rutledge, whose appointment.has not taken place. Royal York Rangers, Lieutenant William Bone to be Adjutant, vice Monro, who resigns the Adjutantcy only. 4th Ceylon Regiment, Martin Browne, Gent, to be Second Lieut. without purchase, vice Grant, whose appointment has been cancelled. Ist laarrison Battalion, William Philips, Gent. to be En sign, vice Supple, whose appointment has nut taken place. 3d Ditto, Thomas Evanson, Gent, to be Ensign vice Eagar, deceased. Ist Royal Veteran Battalion, Ensign Samuel Ram from the 7th Royal Veteran Battalion, to he Ensign, vice Read, ap pointed to the iith Royal Veteran battalion. zd Ditto, Lieut. Allan Cameron, from the loth Royal Ve teran Battalion, to be Lieutenant. 3d Ditto, Ensign lames Picken, trom the 7th Royal Vete ran Battalion, to be Ensign, vice Body, deceased. 7th lohn Sinclair, late Quarter• t‘laster-Serjeant in the 87th Foot, to be Ensign, vice Ragg, appointed to the tat Royal Veteran Battalion. the 37th Foot, to be Ensign, vice Picken, appointed to the 3d Royal Veteran Battalion. BREVET. Captain William Armstrong, of the 65th Foot, to be Major in the army. Captain 'obit Blair, of the Honourable the East India Com pany's service, to be Major in the East Indies only. BARRACKS: Colonel !obit Agmorid Vesey, the Deputy Barrack• Maste r in Canada, to be Deputy Barrack-Nlaster General in Nova Scotia, vice Lieutenant Colonel Edward' Mac bonneil, who exchanges. Arthur litt‘hanan, Genf. to be a Barrack-Master in Great kilt:Liu, vice }layman, deceased. The King's German Legion. ail Dragoons, Captain Charles Baron Marschalk, from the Suit; to be Captain, vice Luderitz. The Duke of Brunswick Oels' Corps. Seljeant Frederick Bayer to he Quarter- Nlaster of Infantry, vice O'llehu, tiroaloted ►n the both Foot. 3d Regiment of the Royal East India Volunteers. Lieutenant De la Garde Grissell to be Captain, vice Potter, rt!si l octi. Baker to be Lieutenant, vice Crissell. kleury Burge, Gent. to be Ensign, vice Baker. : , IFMORANDUM. The promotion of Licutznant &eily to be Captain in the LONDON: Printed by At the Sux-OFF. • ' Vice miste i , who r signt, 14 stated in the ze-te of the 3c.th ult. has not taken place. • Ensign_ George Iledtonl. of the both foot, is smerseded, being absent without leave. F. R R ATUM in the Gazette of the 3Dth ult. For Robert 1 ergus. Gent to be a Deputy Ae.sistant-Com missary-Generat to the Forces—read Ronert lergus, Gent. to be a Deputy Assistant-Commissary-General to the Forces. Commissions itt the folloiving Regiments of Local ".Militia, signed by his Majesty. To be Adjutant. to the Colneis Hundred Regiment, Mills, Gent vice Kennedy, deceased, To be Adjutant to the East Devon Regiment—Thomas Bar. ker, Gent. To be Adjutant to the West Somerset Regiment—tichard Morgan, vice Poole, .superseded, having absented himself ,without leave.' To be Adjutant to the Congleton Regiment, in the County of Chester —lOllO Mateltett, Gent. Commissions signed by th Lord Lieutenant of the County of :Hereford. Herefordshite eurnaiiry Cavalry. • To be Captain— Lieutenant'Edward Poole. To be Lieutenant—Cornet Philip Jones. To be Cornet-William Homes. Gent. • Commissions signed by the Lord Lieutenant of Hants. .Portsmouth Battalion of Vultirkteer Light infantry. To be Surgeon—Thomas I viitiy, Gent. Commissions signed by the Loki Lieutenant. Of the, County of Linlithgow. • Ist or Berwickshire, &c. Militia.. To be Lieutenant--Ensign- john BailY,' vice Nl‘Crakeo, re signed. Linlithgowshire . l : ocal Militia. Tope Captain of a Company— Lieutenant Archibald Hardie, vice Lrskine, resigned . . To be Captain—Lieut. lames Taylor, vice Wm. raylor, _ signed, . • . • , . . To be Lieutenants Ensign William Cunynglt me, e, vice Burns, resigned. Ensign lolin Inglis, vice Hardie, pro. rooted: Ensign limes EisNin, vke T A . lor, promoted. Ensign William Spottiswood, vice Melvin, resigned. To be Ensign—john Boyd, Gent. viee,Cun3ognitine, pro muted. . . ' i c r oum.:ol,,,. 9110 7, 1810. MEMBERS RETURNED TO. SEIM IN THIS PRESENT -PARLIAMENT. korou h of Ripon. the HonourableFrederick lohu Rou.oion. Borough of, Weymouth and Meicomhe Regis. Sir John Lowther juhnatune, Inv room ut Gabriel Tucker Steward, Esy. :who hits accepted the Chiltern Hundreds. ' . • ILINKRUI-11:1,e,S EN1.41 ;ED. (oho Moore, of St. John's-square, ;41iddlesez, and ot, Mark- Line, London, brandy-tovullant, front . 1 .4y 7 ti, ) August . ' ZS, at ten, at Guildhall. _ _ lohn Kennel:, of King-street, Soho, Middlesex, money scrivener, trolll , lllFle 3o to august tb, At tea, at (.;u14(1- hall. ' • BANKRUP IS. John llorininoon, late of St, Martin's-le-Grand, London, cotton and silk-trimming- manufaCturer, to surrender, july 10, 24, and August - ii 3, at INCIVC, At Guildhall. Attor ney, Mr. -C. V. kietd, Church-,passage, Alderman bury. - William, Field, of Trowbridge, Wiltshire, innholder, July ' l 6, at live, 17, 31111-August IS, at eleven, AV tile christo pile( lnu, t3tth. AttollllC.:,, Mr. 1. W 111141115, lied Lion square, London; or Messrs. Wilhains aud 1i sh, Trowa bridge. jOhn t:rittelt, late of Halesworth, Suffolk, plumber, glazier, • and house.painter, July 20, 21, and August 18, at eleven, at the Angel, Hileswortn..Atiormes, .Alessts. Willie and Woodcockc. Haleswortti ; or Mr. Pugh, Bernard-street, Russ:Al-square, London. Ilugh White, Of manchester, iron liquor-maker, July 23, 30, and August IS, at one, at the Dog Tavern, Manciiester. Attormes. Mr. K. Bilis, Chancey. lane, London; or Messrs. Johnson and Bailey, ivlandiesier. laines NlacOonald, late of the Koyal Mariner, Woolwich, Kent, victualler, July 14, z_r„ and August. ia, at eleve4 Guildliali, London. A ttorucy, Mr. et:arson, him-coint, Temple, London. arid Thornton-row, Greenwich. Spencer Dyson, ut 1 ludderbtient, orksitirc, merchant, fuly 25, 26, and Augdst 125, at .ct,even„ at tile l'it:kilOrbe Inu, I UddClStieltt. A Rotates, Mr. Stephenson, Hulintircli, near titidderstield,, Yorkiltirc ; or Mr. liattye, Chancery-later, Lontiott. lames Davies, of Risca, Monmouthshire, Merchant, July 20, at rive, 21, and August 18, at ten, at tit,. King's Head lint, Monmouth.. Atturnies, Mr. I. Williams, Red Lion q uare, London ; or AI E. , li vans, N t:w pot t. Charles Aldridge, of Aldersgatc-street, London, Batter, , , , July 14, 24, and , August 18, at ten, at mt unall. Attorney, Mr. Scher, Altietsgate-street. WtlUant Har 4, of Chiswell-street, Middlesex, currier, July 14, 24, and August tB, at ten, at Guildnall.. Attor- Ines, Mes.srs. Owen and Hicks, Bartlett's-buildings, Holborn. lames Eastwood, of Liggett, Ydritsitire, calico-maker, July 21, 23, and August to, at cicven u at the Palace lint, Man chetef. Akturiites, l'artington; Manalester , or Mr. P. Hurd, inner feinple, Lta,,noh. Francis kccles , lame Of Cri6l)l4l.Stre4t, aintaltields, szx, draper, idly 17, 21, and August ,16, at eieveh, at Guildhall. Attorney, Mr. lames, lidoisJte.hill. Thomas Ashton, of Portsea, intert-diaper, July 14, at twelve, 17, at one, and August at.ten, at Gulldhail, Loudon. Attorates, Messrs.. Wiltshire and Bolton, broad street. George Carr and john Carr, of Sheffield, Yorkshire, grocers, July 23, at elevcn, 24, ;it two, U,U Ay s ;ust IS, at eleven, at the Tuhtinc lxu, Sficifield. Mr. litooktield o Sheffield; or Alessrs. Syke4 and Knowles, New-lnu, London. Thurnas Dawson, of Sherburn, Yorkshire, shopkeeper, July 2..}, St SiX, 25, and August 18, at eleven, At tue White tiorse Inn, i.xeds. Attornies, Mr. 'l. H. Granger, Leeds ; or Mr. George Edmunds, Exch e q ue r-Mike, Lin coln's-nn, London. joint Lim:km:R.4 the elder, John Ilrickwood the younger, lonn Rainier, William Alurgan; and Joseph Starke); of Lunibard.street, London, bankers, luly to, 24, and Aug. tB, at ten, It CGurldttall. Attorines, AlcSifb. rAttither and Son, London-btreet, fenchureh.itreet. JOllll riippiuS, late of Great St. Helen's, London, but now of Albion -street. lilacklrials , roatl, Surrey, merchant, July .14, 2i, ano August 19, at twelve, at C; Attu:lnes, Messrs. KeJrsey and Spurr, thsltupsgate-street. Edward Kandy, of Lyncutnbe and Wh.leohtbe, Somerset shire fuly 17, at eleven, 21, at twelve, and Aug. 1 . 6, at ele ven, at Guilunall. London. Attorney, Mr. E. i town, Searle-street, Lincoln's-Inn-fields. William Harrison, of Charlotte-street, Rathbone-place, Middlesex, Middlesex, victualler, July to, 24, and Aug. 18,at twelve, at Guildhall. Atturntes, Messrs. Cuppage and Rice, fermyn-street, St. lames'ii. Frederick. Abell, of Ingrain-court, Fenchurch- street, Lon don, merchant, luly 30, 17, and August iS, at ten, at at Guildhall. Attorney, Mr. Pearce; Paternoser-row. Richard Aldridge, late of Nailsworth, Gloucestershire, clothier, July 17, 2!, and August IS, at ten, at Guildhall,. Attorney, Mr. T. S wan, New Basinghall-street. Thomas Chandler and 1 host - ids Newsom, of Norton Fal gate, hliddlesex, grocers and tea-de a l ers , Jul y so, 17, and August 13, at eleven, at Attorney, Mr. Williams, jun. Lord Mayor's Court-Office, Royal-Ex change. DIVIDENDV. July 28. William Hill, late of Middle-row, Holborn, car penter, at ten, at Guildhall, London. Sept. 6. John Baker, of Sliepton Mallet, Somerset, innkeep er, at two, at the Christopher I nil, Bath. Aug. 4. Henry Fleetning, of Hanway-street, Oxford-street,, jeweller, at tell, at July 30. William Gay wood, of Stockport, cabinet-maker, at two, at the Star Inn, Manchester. luly 31. William Williams, of Rathbone-place, Middlesex, carpenter, at ten, at Guildhall, London. Aug. t t . W . and G . Niglitintale, of Loinbard-street, bankers, • at ten, at Guildhall. Aug. tr. boffin IVardell, of King's Lynn, Norfolk, grocer, at twelve, at Guildhall, London. Aug. 8. Bohn Slingsby, of Manchester, merchant, at eleven, at the Dog Tavern, Manchester. • Aug. 2. Richald Hall, of Liverpool, grocer, at the Globe Tavern, Liverpool. td. George liatkinson. o lltickletsbuty, Iva4e i Juse. man, at twelve, at Guildhall. July %IL R. Watmough, and R. W. Clapham, Liverpool, soap-boilers, at twelve, at the - Globe-tavern, John:.street, Liverpool July 30. William Hoivell. f keath, Glamorgan, shop keeper, at eleven, at the White Hart him, Bristol. July 30. Ann Shepherd, "Leeds, milliner, at eleven, at the Three Legs Inn, Leeds. July 30. Paul- Lister, Heptenstall, William Lister, Mor. ton. and Bohn Longhottom, Steeton, all in the county of 'York, cotton-spinners, at five, at the White Horse Inn, Otley, York. Aug. to. N. Wright, Nottingham, brickmaker, at four, at . . the Ram Inn, Nnitinghani._ July 30. Thomas Gilbert, Birmingham, falor, at eleven, .at the Swan Tavern, Birmingham. __. .. _ July john Mountford, Worcester, woollen-draper, at ten, at the. Star and Garter Inn, Worcester. July 24. 1. Eiggins, of Stotkport, upholsterer, at two, at the Star Inn, Manchtster. July 31. W. L. T. Robins, of Bartlett's-buildings, Holborn, merchant, at ten, at Guildhall. Aug. 7. lames Barclay, Old Broad- street, merchant, at . , ten, • at Guildhall. Aug. t. E. Powell, of Birmingham, japanner, at twelve, at the Swan Tavern, 13irmingh:an. July 31. J. W. Benson, of flolbeaeh, Lincoln; surgeon, at .eleven, at the Rose and Crown, Wisbech Saint Peter. CERTIFICATES. July ,8. William Sonthey, Bath, paper-hanger. lames Nicholls, Gray's Inn, scrivener. . - fames Baker, •Token.house-yard, London, merchans. Maria Robinson, Kingston-upon-F-IuII, milliner. Daniel Owen, Red 'Wank and Heley, Choiley, Lancaster, chemist Augustine Fallon, Hart-street, Bloompbury, 111hidleseX. „ . . wine:ine4.lnuit. - . . _ Richard Simpson, Great Bell.alley, merchant. . Parkinson Woolley, Waltham (.; teen, Middlsex, brewer, w illiani Atchison, Newgate-street, boot. maker, , Attatigerrierits wde tfeCtirdingly made for the ' ercise of compulsory means.. The dows and boat!' were ranged under cover :.of a small stone fort at the western extremity of the town. In the after ,, noon of the 27th, three hundred inen, consisting of the light cOmpaii of the 47th, half a company, cf. the Oath, with the* Royal Marines belonging to the ChWOne, under the command of Lietitenont Diuryi and the detachment of the 2d Native Infantty; assisted by a party of seamen, tioder Lieutenant Crichton, of the Chigonne, who were employed its bringing up a_ howitzer, were landed, and itavins taken possession of the town, proceeded to. the attack of the Fort, and the destruction of the dows and boats, , white the Faiy,.which drew little water, and the gun-boats, were ,etnployed in keeping up a smart'fire On the Fort. rhe dews and boats, eleven in number, among whiCh . Were three very large dows, were completely destroyed. The Fort made .en obstinate resistance but w 35 at last . delivered up by Moola.Hysseto, together iNitb all the property which he had plundered from the Imaum. It was taken po l ssTssion of by a . det , ch' rnent.,of 47th refit. and was the next day*: livered up toSheik Lervish, the heed of a tribe 0 ' B •tiimain Arabs, attached to the Imaum of Musca': in trust for the latter. Motels' Hussein Was allowed to depart in safety. The. enemy had bAw../en verity and eighty killed and .wuunded. 10 -1 was not inconsiderable. We have to , regret the death of Lieut. Wiel4 of the 47th, on thiS Sion. K L LEO. —I Officer and f rat* and filoof the 47th l . t set' jeant, r rink and hie of the 6ith ; m Sepoya of the 2d seamen of his Maiesty's ship Ctnifoune. Woutguso.-I,Serjeant and 8 rank and !e of the 47th; serjeiot, t rank a , .d tile. or the 65 . th ; jemaevr, 1251, 0 ) n : of the ad of the 2'l: 16 seame n his Nlajety's ship CIO' tonne; I officer and 4 men of the tl, C. cruizer, ktorinv,r ton t offker H :' C. cruitet, Ternate; 4 man of the . v.' cruizet, Nautilus; 2 ditto of the Fury.—Total,_ IO 56 wounded. NAMES OF OFFICERS KILLED AND WOUNDED.—Liet i , S. Weld, ; Lieut. S. R.,Warren, 65th, 'ed; Mr. Hay, Midd§lupman, Moraington; Mr. Grey, AML'' Ternate. MADRAS COURIER, JAN: Sunday, 1 34 " .. ; counts were received in town from Bera r , of a seco° aelion, between' the troops oldie Rajah of INT2gpore' and the army of Meer Cawn ; in which th e t rnol'f of the latter were defeated with considerable loss.-• 1 The paniculars o 1 this anion are not yet receiv.ed, but we' understand that the defeat was coMplete) ,l part of Meer Cawn's army fled in diSorder. Froa; the inauspicious opening of the campaign, 00 1 part of Meer Cawn, it is supposed that many of 1116 corps, who Were allured to follow his camp froo 3 thebope of plunder, will hastily retire from so O . ' profitable a service. . . . Within the last ten days there has been a 6 11 ! t i rain in every part of the kingdom. The price hay and corn has in consequence been reduced CO iderahly, and there is every prospeEt or a genen''''i good harvst. This seasonable interposition Providence ' aided by the large importations I corn from France and America, from the latter. IF which we may confidently -expert farther siapplli ought to dispel all the ;ears of scarcity which b and iuterested men have endeavourcd to excite. ( 41 UNION-HALL—James Callender was eliarg - i , with assaulting Jane Carter, a child not more ti t '', twelve years of age, with an intent t o vi o late '' e t; person. The prisoner who appeared to be upg•°',, t of fifty, by a gift of two-pence, and a petenee he wanted to send her on an . errand, enticed I child from the public *road into a limber-YtTi: . where he would have effeded his purpose, bad ' / 1 , condu& in the street not been observed by a ) ,f 6 .. stable belonging to this office, who having a d *ion of the prisoner, followed at a distance, g rii i hearing the child cry out, hastened to the spot, iif arrived just in tine to. prevent it. He immecillie, secured him, and conveyed him to the office. was committed for trial for the assault. 0 0 Winiarp_Avey; charged by Charles Clark with attempt to commit an unnatural crime, was P" committed far trial. Three servant girls in a Gentleman's hotise'.g Greenock, were last week convicted of into their master's cellar, 'stealing rum, and get : y intoxicated. The Magistrate before whom were brought mulded them of their wages, and tenced them to be impriNoned eight •days. di! The labourers of the L ,ndon Docks rerua.L. refractory for an advance of wages. ,;) Saturday an inturiated bullock who made 0 escape out of a slaughter-house in Shoreditch , o pit into the Curtain-road, where he tossed a ruao, of whose'thighs was bthken by the fail. Nll 9 ' On the 4th inst. at Wheatfield, near Edinburgh, Boyd, of Merton-Hall, of a Daughter. bn the 6th inst. the Lady of George Stevens, Queen Anne-street, of a Daughter. On Friday last, in Bernard -street, the wife of Samue l nolds Solly, Esq. of Serge. [till, Hens, of a Daughter, On Saturday, at his house in Brunswick-square, the of W. Walker, Esq. of a Daughter. MARRIED. (' On Tuesday last, at Walthamstow, the Rev. E. J. v o! row, Fellow of Magdalen College, Cambridge, to 1 -',,.0; Margaret; youngest daughter of the late John Allen, t he former place. DIED.. E,4. of On Tuesday the 26th of June, William Down:, Downe-Hall, near hridport, Dorsetshirc. $t On Saturday the 30th ult. in the a rst year of his ag e p l3 his father's house, Joseph Hooper. youngest Son of BeoP' Hooper, Esq. of East-hill, Wandsworth, Surrey. 3 ie' On the - 2d inst. at Weymouth, in the 62d year of his„ o l/ William Wolstenlvline, Esq. second son of theiza • Breton, Esq. of forty-Hill, Middlesex. On Monday morning last, fames Nicklin, Esq; of Fl!' , ney, in the 77th year ot his age. 'Ci° r On Friday last, aged ;8, Mary Ann, wife of — 1 A Bridger s Esq..of the Bank of England. Lately, at his house at Mile-End, Lieutenant-C o a' John Wilson, of the ad Royal Regiment of the Tower l" lets Militia. R ICE a SAT( rank Stock, Navy 5 per Cent. 99 f. 98 I, 99 Irish s per Cent. • 4 per ent 8$ per cent. Red. 70 k per Cent. Cons. Cgs Bank L. Mm. 181 7- iGths INDIA. BENGAL MAK ARRU, JAN. have le' ters from Oft Camp Dowlut Scinclea, of ,SO late a date ai rte 24ii , December, That Chieftain as then at Terail, a . idace,ai the • neighbourhood of Shah-: pooran, :where Giaein Mercer, Esq. the Britishlle sident, at 'Scitideah's Court, acconipuiecl. by, W. litidsay; Esti. it'd the first .audience of : the Ma ,harojah. ' According to advices received last week from "Loodeaunali, Runjeet . Sing was ,theit at Lihore, havlng ret timed from his campaign gaitist the Chief tains of the hills.: • It would' appear that S6ojah ul Moolk Still conti /,' flues to maintain a strenuous, but unsuccessful strug gig for hiS monarchy iu the Northern distlids of Candahar. MADRIS, JAN. 21, # lBlo.—The Officers of the army are quiet, and that is ail that can be said ; their inve.era.te hatred to Sir G. Ballow remains in full force ; but the King's troops have subdued and over awed them. Colonel Bell, of the. artillery, is the only one who has yet been tried ; his sentence,still remains a secret. I believe his life is out of danger; and that general pardon will be granted by Lord Altmo (w'bose condutt has been merciful in the ex tretne, and such 'as, perhaps, no other inan woul I exhibit) to all tile other Officers who had the opt.o.i of dismission or Courts-martial. Some of the b.tle ful fruit of this mutiny is, however, now ripening. Holkat's forces, commanded by a Chief called Ameer Khan, presuming on the effetts of, the mutiny, are now making war upon us, but under oJier pretences. They are opposed by a potent army, commanded by that ,experieficed and gallant officer, Col. Barry Clo*, the force of which is as follows :--22d Light Drag. 1,300 Mysore Horse, 500 Mogul Horse, .500 Nizam's Horse, 5 Regiments Company's Na tive Cavalry (excellent troops), Horse and Foot Artillery, His Majesty's 34th Regiment, 7 Bat talions of Coast N'ative Infantry, 2 Battalions Ni tam's Native Infantry. This force, on the 50th De cember, was on the Eastern bank of the Narbadda river,' and within 200 miles, of a Bengal army of great force.. When joined, they were to proceed direCt fur Flolkar s country and capital. Holkar is insane. The following is ; the state of the Bengal Army ARMY IN BUNDLECUND. The army assembled on the southern froUtier of Bundlecund, under the command of Lieut. Colonel Alartindell, was formed into brigades, on the 10th ult. at SOopilt, in the following order; Lieut.-Col. Martindell, commanding the forces; Lieut. C. H. Clover, 17th N. 1. Brigade Major to ditto. Cavalry Brigade— tst ReAt. N. C. Lt.-Col. Brown ; sth ditto, Lt.-Col. Fawcett ; 6th ditto, Lt.-Col. Houston. First Brigade of Infantry.—Lieut.-Col. Maw by, H. M. 53d snot; Brig-Major—Lieut. Chipnell, ditto ; Brig.. Qua rte- Master—.Lient. Greenbridge, ditto; ist, bat. 53;1 toot, Major Mansell ;- ist bat. t4th N.I. Major Carpenter ; ' tst bat. 22d N. 1. Major Wood. , Second Brigade of I n fantry.— Lieut.- Colonel Da u ve rague , 26th regiment N. I. ; Brig.-Major—Lieut. Dickson, ditto; Wig—Quarter- Master— Lieut. Barton, ditto; ist bat. igth (Volunteers) Lieut.-Col. Arnold ; fat bat. 26th N. 1. Cap tain Lamb. Park of Artillery.—Capt.-Lieut. F. Graham. Engineers.—Ensign Morrison ; one Sub. Artillery Officer; and a proportion or Yield pieces attached to each corps ; Lieut. Baddeley and a detachment of pioneers; and 0 fficer'of Engineers (Morrison) with a detachment of Miners or Sap_ pers; Major Ke:ly's (or 4th) Light Brigade, consisting of tz companies, but not brigaded. On the march it forms the advanced guard ; the StatlOfficers of the Cavalry Brigade will not be nominated until the sth and 6th regiments join ; Lieutenant-Colonel Fawcett is the senior Cavalry Officer present. The whole of the above force marched from their ground at Soopah, on the I 2th ult. via Siranagur, and on the ttith encamped at Chatterpore, where it still remains, and will most probably continue till the arrival of the two regiments of cavalry, which had` not joined by the last accounts. One complete company of European artillery, with a battering train, marched from Cawnpore, the end of Novem ber, fur•Soopah, but Were detained at Calpee. 7 -- They have orders to be in momentary readiness to move. The rains in Bundlecund, from the Ist till the 12th of last mouth, were heavy and in cessant. The Bombay Courier of Jan. 6 contains the fol • lowing account of the subsequent operations of the force which took Rhus-ul Khyma, in the Persian Gulph _ _ From Rhus-ul-Khyma they proceeded to Ling 3, on the Persian coast, where they destroyed 20 dows aiid boats without sustaining any loss. From thence the Expedition sailed to the port of Luft, situated on the north side of the Isle of Kisma, where they arrived on the 26th of November. In the afternoon of that day, Moola Hussein, the chief of the place, sent on board his Majesty's ship Chiffonne, for the purpose of treating tor - the surrender of the dows and boats, which he agreed to do ; but ,when the appointed time arrived, he refused to give them up. RD HARRIS, of No. 4, Vartiett.court,l3ow.street; and Pr blished by WILLIAM ARMIGER SCRIPPS, SolittiMolton.street, roPvenor square. CE, ,No. I I Strand, wiittre Advertisements, Orders for the Paper, Letterffor the Editor, Ike. (post:pAid), mpst be . addmised. STOCKS RDAY. 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